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Stellantis Powers Up Electric Plans With Samsung SDI U.S. Deal
Stellantis and South Korea's Samsung SDI Co Ltd have entered a preliminary agreement on a joint venture to produce electric vehicle (EV) battery cells and modules in the United States, the two companies said on Friday.
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Stellantis Powers Up Electric Plans With Samsung SDI U.S. Deal
Stellantis and South Korea's Samsung SDI Co Ltd have entered a preliminary agreement on a joint venture to produce electric vehicle (EV) battery cells and modules in the United States, the two companies said on Friday.
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US, Allies Target North Korea Finances After Rocket Test
The United States and its Asian allies tightened the economic screws on North Korea today with the US Senate adopting fresh sanctions and South Korean firms abandoning a joint industrial park that helped fund Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon to Visit Joint Industrial Zone in North Korea
Ban Ki-moon will become the first UN Secretary General to set foot in North Korea for more than 20 years on Thursday when he visits the Kaesong joint industrial complex just over the border.
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North and South Korea to start fresh talks on reopening Kaesong industrial complex
North and South Korea are to hold fresh talks Monday on reopening a joint industrial complex whose fate is seen as a touchstone for future reduction of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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North and South Korea agree to reopen joint industrial zone
North and South Korea today made a crucial step forward in winding down months of high tension, agreeing to reopen a joint industrial zone seen as the last remaining symbol of cross-border reconciliation.
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Last South Koreans leave North Korean factory
South Korea says its last remaining nationals stationed at a jointly run factory park in North Korea have left.
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North Korea ignored overture on Kaesong industrial zone: South Korea
North Korea has ignored a plea by South Korean businessmen to visit a joint industrial zone for talks on its future, an official in Seoul, amid fears of a permanent closure.
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South Korea seeks talks with North Korea to reopen industrial zone
South Korea proposed formal talks on Thursday with North Korea to discuss restarting a joint factory zone located just north of the rivals' heavily armed border that was suspended in early April, sharply deepening security tensions on the peninsula.
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Defiant North Korea celebrates founder Kim Il-Sung's anniversary
North Korea celebrated the 101st anniversary of its founder's birth on Monday with no signs of tension easing on the peninsula after it rejected talks with South Korea aimed at normalising ties and re-opening a joint industrial park.
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North Korea bars South's entry to joint factory
North Korea on Wednesday barred South Korean workers from entering a jointly run factory park just over the heavily armed border in the North in the latest sign that Pyongyang's warlike stance toward South Korea and the United States is moving from words to action.
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South Korea warns of 'military action' to protect citizens
South Korea's defence ministry said Wednesday it had contingency plans, including possible military action, to ensure the safety of its citizens working in a joint industrial zone in North Korea.
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Stellantis Powers Up Electric Plans With Samsung SDI U.S. Deal
Stellantis and South Korea's Samsung SDI Co Ltd have entered a preliminary agreement on a joint venture to produce electric vehicle (EV) battery cells and modules in the United States, the two companies said on Friday.
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Stellantis Powers Up Electric Plans With Samsung SDI U.S. Deal
Stellantis and South Korea's Samsung SDI Co Ltd have entered a preliminary agreement on a joint venture to produce electric vehicle (EV) battery cells and modules in the United States, the two companies said on Friday.
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US, Allies Target North Korea Finances After Rocket Test
The United States and its Asian allies tightened the economic screws on North Korea today with the US Senate adopting fresh sanctions and South Korean firms abandoning a joint industrial park that helped fund Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon to Visit Joint Industrial Zone in North Korea
Ban Ki-moon will become the first UN Secretary General to set foot in North Korea for more than 20 years on Thursday when he visits the Kaesong joint industrial complex just over the border.
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North and South Korea to start fresh talks on reopening Kaesong industrial complex
North and South Korea are to hold fresh talks Monday on reopening a joint industrial complex whose fate is seen as a touchstone for future reduction of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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North and South Korea agree to reopen joint industrial zone
North and South Korea today made a crucial step forward in winding down months of high tension, agreeing to reopen a joint industrial zone seen as the last remaining symbol of cross-border reconciliation.
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Last South Koreans leave North Korean factory
South Korea says its last remaining nationals stationed at a jointly run factory park in North Korea have left.
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North Korea ignored overture on Kaesong industrial zone: South Korea
North Korea has ignored a plea by South Korean businessmen to visit a joint industrial zone for talks on its future, an official in Seoul, amid fears of a permanent closure.
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South Korea seeks talks with North Korea to reopen industrial zone
South Korea proposed formal talks on Thursday with North Korea to discuss restarting a joint factory zone located just north of the rivals' heavily armed border that was suspended in early April, sharply deepening security tensions on the peninsula.
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Defiant North Korea celebrates founder Kim Il-Sung's anniversary
North Korea celebrated the 101st anniversary of its founder's birth on Monday with no signs of tension easing on the peninsula after it rejected talks with South Korea aimed at normalising ties and re-opening a joint industrial park.
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North Korea bars South's entry to joint factory
North Korea on Wednesday barred South Korean workers from entering a jointly run factory park just over the heavily armed border in the North in the latest sign that Pyongyang's warlike stance toward South Korea and the United States is moving from words to action.
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South Korea warns of 'military action' to protect citizens
South Korea's defence ministry said Wednesday it had contingency plans, including possible military action, to ensure the safety of its citizens working in a joint industrial zone in North Korea.
